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Electric cars save 2.3 million barrels of oil per day worldwide

Electric cars save 2.3 million barrels of oil per day worldwide

According to a report by Bloomberg, the global use of electric vehicles resulted in a saving of 2.3 million barrels of oil per day in 2025. This reduction is particularly driven by the increasing popularity and adoption of electric motorcycles.

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Shop closed after assault and illegal vapes

Shop closed after assault and illegal vapes

Mayor Jos Wienen closed a shop on Generaal Cronjéstraat in Haarlem for three months following an inspection in late May. Authorities discovered over 500 illegal vapes, hard liquor, and an undocumented worker, while a supervisor and a police officer were assaulted during the control.

US warns Dutch World Cup fans: allow extra travel time

US warns Dutch World Cup fans: allow extra travel time

The US Embassy in the Netherlands has advised Dutch football fans traveling to the World Cup in the United States to prepare for significant airport congestion and customs delays. Travelers are encouraged to allow for extra travel time and ensure all necessary documentation is in order. To mitigate these issues, the U.S. is implementing faster processing systems and increasing staffing at airports.

Videos, games and other distractions. How do I get my child to read more?

Videos, games and other distractions. How do I get my child to read more?

The article addresses the common struggle parents face with balancing children's screen time and encouraging them to read more. It explores strategies to improve literacy skills and foster a genuine enjoyment of books in a digital age.

Ajax reaches agreement with new manager: Michel signs until summer 2028

Ajax reaches agreement with new manager: Michel signs until summer 2028

Ajax has reached an agreement with 50-year-old Miguel Ángel Sánchez Muñoz, known as Michel, to become the club's new head coach. The deal follows Ajax's qualification for the Conference League preliminary round and includes a contract through the summer of 2028.

No cavity wall insulation if traces of bats are found

No cavity wall insulation if traces of bats are found

The Dutch government has implemented the eDNA method to detect the presence of protected bats before cavity wall insulation can be installed. This requirement ensures that homeowners comply with wildlife protection laws during renovation projects.